Chiefs owner Clark Hunt speaks out on Taylor Swift drawing up plays for Travis Kelce - and reveals whether coach Andy Reid would ever use one

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Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt has heard the rumors that Taylor Swift is trying her hand at crafting football plays - and he isn't entirely against the idea too.

Hunt, whose family has owned the team since its inception, has seen greatly increased interest in the franchise ever since Swift began dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Rumors suggest that Taylor has gotten so into football in recent days that she's tried creating plays for him.

Appearing on The Rich Eisen Show, Hunt said that he isn't shocked that the pop superstar is willing to branch out and try something new.

'I'm not surprised, when you're as talented as she is I wouldn't put anything past her. And the good news is Andy [Reid]'s very open-minded, right?

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'He lets the players suggest plays throughout the season and they'll work on them and put them up on the board. So I can see Andy being open to it.

When asked by Eisen if he is personally okay with Swift taking a crack at drawing up plays, Hunt said that he's open to the idea. 

'I am, I will say that Andy's fond of saying that he has a 51 percent vote on what actually goes in the game plan. I know if she draws something up for us, it's gonna be great.'

Kelce appeared on the Rich Eisen Show earlier this week and spoke to how the plays were specifically for him.

'She's a little biased - she just creates plays for me,' the tight end confessed with a laugh. 'We'll see if they can make it to Coach Reid's office.'

Swift is expected to be in the audience on Thursday night when the NFL season kicks off for a contest between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens.